Why do most people dislike Los Angeles? (place, life, Boston)
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I think the people that dont like LA are the same people that dont like SF, NYC, Chicago or any other major city
These are normally the people with Type B personalities
I dunno, I love the top 3, my 3 favorite cities in the US... not so much LA though, many cities in that gap. I think it is an attitude thing of people there, my general dislike of hollywood/fame followers, etc... and the layout of the city.
I dunno, I love the top 3, my 3 favorite cities in the US... not so much LA though, many cities in that gap. I think it is an attitude thing of people there, my general dislike of hollywood/fame followers, etc... and the layout of the city.
I have never been to LA. It just seems like everyone that hates LA hates any big city.
My friend and I are planning a trip sometime in 2009.
I have never been to LA. It just seems like everyone that hates LA hates any big city.
My friend and I are planning a trip sometime in 2009.
Yeah well, I had an idea of it, but was just unimpressed... It is still a cool city, just over hyped I supposed. I wouldn't say it is the #2 best city in the country for sure...Perhaps influential because of hollywood...but just being an overall great city??? its OK.
If you go in just expecting anything, you'll have a good time.
I hated Los Angeles when I first visited from Europe.
I went from NYC to Los Angeles then to San Francisco. I don't know what it is but it just felt like a major downgrade from NYC I guess. After a few more visits, I began to appreciate LA for what it is.
I freakin' love Los Angeles. It has something for everyone, perhaps the city with the largest cultural identity in the world.
Ditto.
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